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The inflation rate below the target, an unsatisfactory economic growth rate but also the over-indebtedness of some states and the need to stimulate the export of the euro area through a devaluation - arguments for the option of a new round of quantitative relaxation
The European Central Bank (ECB) resumed, in the summer of 2019, the rhetoric about the need for a new round of quantitative easing, ie expanding its own balance sheet by issuing money, in exchange for the purchase of securities.
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